Modern Testing Technologies and System Design

Author: Shen Zhongru
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is written according to the teaching syllabus of "Modern Testing Technology and System Design" for the major of Electrical Engineering and Automation. It first introduces the fundamental knowledge necessary for measurement and measurement systems, with a focus on the measurement of electrical, circuit, and magnetic parameters, highlighting digital and microcomputer-based measurement methods. The book also briefly introduces virtual instruments and development languages, which represent the future direction of measurement instrument development. Then, it covers the commonly used electrical measurement techniques in electrical engineering, such as sensors, conditioning circuits, A/D converters, and the composition of testing systems for measurements of temperature, pressure, flow rate, and rotational speed. Finally, from a practical perspective, it discusses the sources of common interference in power systems and corresponding suppression measures. In the accompanying experimental course, the book adopts a progressive training approach that emphasizes autonomous learning, training, design, and innovation. The common content in the experiments is included as a basic training module in the appendix, while the remaining experimental content and exercises in each chapter can be used as teaching materials for electrical engineering and automation majors in the "Modern Testing Technology and System Design" course. The book can also serve as a teaching or reference book for other related majors, as well as a reference for engineering professionals in related fields.